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unwilling to choose economy and liberty. but perhaps more serious question facing the public is whether or not american citizens are willing to choose nonsearch did or whether they are continued drifting towards the failed project a device known as the european social model for european social democracy. at present i am afraid i think the jury seems to be out on that one. so i'd like to conclude, how does america avoid this path of europeanization. on one level it is a question of incentives. i am not a philosophical materialist. i do believe there such a thing as free will. but it's also true if incentives are aligned in nature action is harder to persuade people not to follow. the more that america does any more or less covertly democratic direction, the harder it is going to beat to persuade americans this is not economically or morally tenable. that in many respects point to the importance of policy. policies embody incentives to be creative, to be competitive and to not demand because such things to longer be available.
unwilling to choose economy and liberty. but perhaps more serious question facing the public is whether or not american citizens are willing to choose nonsearch did or whether they are continued drifting towards the failed project a device known as the european social model for european social democracy. at present i am afraid i think the jury seems to be out on that one. so i'd like to conclude, how does america avoid this path of europeanization. on one level it is a question of incentives. i...
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they manage to have a strong economy despite that. you have any insight as to how they manage to do that? >> i actually talk a lot about that in the book. germany is actually the outlier. you are right that the welfare state as we know it originated with the great lover of freedom, and the he serve the wealthy because he noticed that urban industrial workers were voting for the social democratic party. and he thought, well, what we do with this? is very explicit about this. it wasn't the sort of noble idea, but this growing support of large numbers of people for the german social democrats who were at that time marxist political party. but he also has a very long string of market orientated thinking in germany that has been around for a long time. perhaps the biggest changes that were made occurred in 1948. when people are in charge of the economy and the allied occupation and it was aided by people who were passionate free marketers. he got rid of currency controls, price controls, and he let it work. and that was part of germany exp
they manage to have a strong economy despite that. you have any insight as to how they manage to do that? >> i actually talk a lot about that in the book. germany is actually the outlier. you are right that the welfare state as we know it originated with the great lover of freedom, and the he serve the wealthy because he noticed that urban industrial workers were voting for the social democratic party. and he thought, well, what we do with this? is very explicit about this. it wasn't the...
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then you will have a problem with as you call the real economy but don't only focus on the real economy because of your own fix the financial system then you will have like a one month that has only one leg and the other one is a wooden leg that is trailing behind you would need to work on both one last question is of course something i have to ask everybody is talking about the currency wars everyone is doing at the central banks all over the world are trying to consolidate their currency rates to make their economies more competitive and that in a way is is natural there are no currency wars today we are far far further away today from the currency war than we were two or three years ago when these french phrase was coined ok what we have today is a number of countries exploring ways in which they can improve the growth prospects and improve the job creation ok not necessarily manipulating the currency to gain competitiveness at the expense of the next person. it is in everybody's interest that the united states recover their dynamism it's going to create growth and jobs everywhere in
then you will have a problem with as you call the real economy but don't only focus on the real economy because of your own fix the financial system then you will have like a one month that has only one leg and the other one is a wooden leg that is trailing behind you would need to work on both one last question is of course something i have to ask everybody is talking about the currency wars everyone is doing at the central banks all over the world are trying to consolidate their currency...
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then you will have a problem with the as you call the real economy but don't only focus on the real economy because if you don't fix the financial system then you will have like a one month that has only one leg and the other one is a wooden leg that is trailing behind you would need to work on both one last question is of course something i have to ask everybody is talking about the currency wars everyone is doing at the central banks all over the world are trying to consolidate their currency rates to make their economies more competitive and that in a way is is natural there are no currency wars today we are far far further away today from the currency war than we were two or three years ago when these french phrase was coined ok what we have today is a number of countries exploring ways in which they can improve the growth prospects and improve the job creation ok not necessarily manipulating the currency to gain competitiveness at the expense of the next person. it is in everybody's interest that the united states recover their dynamism it's going to create growth and jobs everywhere i
then you will have a problem with the as you call the real economy but don't only focus on the real economy because if you don't fix the financial system then you will have like a one month that has only one leg and the other one is a wooden leg that is trailing behind you would need to work on both one last question is of course something i have to ask everybody is talking about the currency wars everyone is doing at the central banks all over the world are trying to consolidate their currency...
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it was the second early indicators signaling a strong rebound of the german economy. the euro was lagging behind the pessimistic remarks of the eu commission on the eurozone economy worried currency traders. >> we stay in frankfurt for a closer look at friday's numbers. the dax up by more than a full percent at 7661. euro stoxx 5 those doing much better -- 50 doing much better. across the atlantic, the dow once again flirting with 14,000, and the year of trading at a value of $1.3179 -- euro trading at a value of $1.3179. interior minister has been given the task of forming a new government after the resignation of the prime minister who lost support in an apparent power struggle between his party's moderate and hard-line wings. liberals in the country accuse the incoming prime minister of not doing enough to stop violence by radical islamists. germany's defense minister might have jumped the gun on announcing with the u.s. plans to do in afghanistan. at least -- he says at least a thousand american troops will stay in afghanistan after 2014 when international troops
it was the second early indicators signaling a strong rebound of the german economy. the euro was lagging behind the pessimistic remarks of the eu commission on the eurozone economy worried currency traders. >> we stay in frankfurt for a closer look at friday's numbers. the dax up by more than a full percent at 7661. euro stoxx 5 those doing much better -- 50 doing much better. across the atlantic, the dow once again flirting with 14,000, and the year of trading at a value of $1.3179 --...
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we must make between economy and liberty and servitude ''. much of congress seems unable and unwilling to choose economy and the liberty. but perhaps the most serious question is whether enough american citizens are willing to choose non serfdom were fair happy to continue to drift toward the failed project otherwise known as european social model or social democracy. at present the jury is out. here i conclude how is america avoid going down the path of europe? it is a question of incentives i am not a philosophical materialist i do believe there is free will but if incentives are in line with the direction it is harder to persuade people not to follow them. the more america moves in a covert social direction the harder it is to persuade one negative americans it is not tenable it points to policies that embody economic incentives for people to be creative or competitive and not demand a subsidies and tariffs. that said policy is important but it is not enough. those who want america to become western europe those who want this are much bett
we must make between economy and liberty and servitude ''. much of congress seems unable and unwilling to choose economy and the liberty. but perhaps the most serious question is whether enough american citizens are willing to choose non serfdom were fair happy to continue to drift toward the failed project otherwise known as european social model or social democracy. at present the jury is out. here i conclude how is america avoid going down the path of europe? it is a question of incentives i...
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a barter economy with. no closer to let's say dollars have drilled into that it was time and we have to take a quick break more conversations with great minds with bernard. and jackie done right after the break. let me let me i want to know what all the let me ask you a question. here. is what we're going to debate we have i know you say. the truth is this is really just about staying there to get here in this situation we're being i didn't mean to talk about surveillance we. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. here is mitt romney trying to figure out. of that thing that we americans call a dollar. i'm sorry i'm just a guy who cares an awful lot of what you. are you know what that is my theory self but i don't want to give us a feature the reason we are liberal chris jones. you're totally out of
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a barter economy with. what's wrong with ok there's no closer to let's say dollars have drilled into that it was time and we have to take a quick break more conversations with great minds with bernard. and jackie don right after this. well. it's technology innovation all the developments around russia. the future covered. i never knew adam lanza in person but i was in the same high school as adam he was younger than me just a little bit younger. i always thought he was different i always into something funny he rarely talks and you don't use a shy kid. i don't know anyone who is friends with and i also don't know anyone who is particularly mean to the what i do know is that it was very clear that this person was not like everybody else. can imagine the level of mental illness that would be present to murder children. america's you know so many guns there would be an american behind every tree with a gun. for kids growing up in this environment is good for them at an early age to least see the gun and respec
a barter economy with. what's wrong with ok there's no closer to let's say dollars have drilled into that it was time and we have to take a quick break more conversations with great minds with bernard. and jackie don right after this. well. it's technology innovation all the developments around russia. the future covered. i never knew adam lanza in person but i was in the same high school as adam he was younger than me just a little bit younger. i always thought he was different i always into...
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then you will have a problem with as you call the real economy but don't only focus on the real economy because of your own fix the financial system then you will have like a one month that has only one leg and the other one is a wooden leg that is trailing behind you would need to work on both one last question is of course something i have to ask everybody is talking about the currency wars everyone is doing at the central banks all over the world are trying to consolidate their currency rates to make their economies more competitive and that in a way is is natural there are no currency wars today we are far far further away today from the currency war than we were two or three years ago when these french phrase was coined ok what we have today is a number of countries exploring ways in which they can improve the growth prospects and improve the job creation ok not necessarily manipulating the currency to gain competitiveness at the expense of the next person. it is in everybody's interest that the united states recover their dynamism is going to create growth and jobs everywhere in t
then you will have a problem with as you call the real economy but don't only focus on the real economy because of your own fix the financial system then you will have like a one month that has only one leg and the other one is a wooden leg that is trailing behind you would need to work on both one last question is of course something i have to ask everybody is talking about the currency wars everyone is doing at the central banks all over the world are trying to consolidate their currency...
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but i want to understand how the real economy works." and then i discovered that i needed to re-educate myself. i had to go learn things that i was never assigned to read. >> after harvard? after stanford? and after yale? >> it actually happened while i was there. i was already, there were a few people -- >> they produce heretics. >> yes, they do. >> a few. >> you know, but you know, capitalism -- i like to say to people, capitalism, like all systems, when it comes into being, is born a few hundred years ago in europe and spreads around the world, like other systems before it. it has always produced those who admire and celebrate it and those who are critical of it. i used to say to my students, "if you want to understand the family who lives down the street, suppose there's mama, papa, two children. and one of the children thinks it's the greatest family there ever was, and the other one is quite critical. if you want to understand the family, do you choose only one child to interview, or do you think it might be wise to interview both
but i want to understand how the real economy works." and then i discovered that i needed to re-educate myself. i had to go learn things that i was never assigned to read. >> after harvard? after stanford? and after yale? >> it actually happened while i was there. i was already, there were a few people -- >> they produce heretics. >> yes, they do. >> a few. >> you know, but you know, capitalism -- i like to say to people, capitalism, like all systems,...
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it's expected the strikes will ripple through the indian economy. gdp could take a hit of about 200 billion rupees, which translates to 3.7 billion u.s. dollars. car sales are in a slump in europe. europeans in several nations are hitting the brakes on buying cars as austrity measures translate into high unemployment and recession. new car registrations fell to 8.7% in january, the lowest level since 1990. one billion dollars. that's the fine offshore drilling company trans ocean will pay in civil penalties following the 2010 gulf of mexico oil spill. bp hired trans ocean prior to the 2010 deepwater horizon explosion. the company pled guilty for violating the clean water act and will have two years to pay the billion-dollar fine. it's a story reminiscent of a hollywood screenplay: millions of dollars' worth of diamonds stolen in a matter of minutes. but it's real. thieves dressed as police cut a hole in a brussels airport security fence, drove to a swiss airlines jet that was transporting the gems, cut a hole in the plane, removed the diamonds and t
it's expected the strikes will ripple through the indian economy. gdp could take a hit of about 200 billion rupees, which translates to 3.7 billion u.s. dollars. car sales are in a slump in europe. europeans in several nations are hitting the brakes on buying cars as austrity measures translate into high unemployment and recession. new car registrations fell to 8.7% in january, the lowest level since 1990. one billion dollars. that's the fine offshore drilling company trans ocean will pay in...
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does anybody really think the economy couldn't function? a decade ago we were spending $2 trillion, trillion and a half dollars less an hour trying to cut 40 billion? and it will be catastrophe? >> that is what they want, they want us to think we can't live without them. without government spending the economy will come to a grinding halt, that is how you get more power. politicians have been using these scare tactics. neil: just the real point that if they were so scared they would go out on vacation and they would not feign shock at what they knew was coming down the pike. they both are mishandling this, believe me, for scared out of her wits something is coming down the pike, you dot leave the room. >> i think republicans haven't handled this wl historically because republicans said they don't like these cuts. maybe they'll let that happen because it is what we can get. the controlled washington for a while, they did not make the cuts, increased real spending quite a bit. neil: they should stand up and say i am recovering. where do you t
does anybody really think the economy couldn't function? a decade ago we were spending $2 trillion, trillion and a half dollars less an hour trying to cut 40 billion? and it will be catastrophe? >> that is what they want, they want us to think we can't live without them. without government spending the economy will come to a grinding halt, that is how you get more power. politicians have been using these scare tactics. neil: just the real point that if they were so scared they would go...
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economy? >> the sequester is not just a cut back, but a very crude cut back, sort of just chop one finger off at every hand instead of letting somebody go. i think it was designed that way because the idea was this will force us to do something. but now they haven't. >> i'm starting to hear people in washington say, look, this is going to force some efficiencies in these agencies. they've had budgets that have been getting bigger and bigger for years, stimulus thrown into all different kind of safety net fund funds. maybe this is just tough medicine. >> it might force efficiencies into some agencies, though they really weren't planning for it, so they're having to do it pretty hectically. some agencies you don't want to cut. across the board cuts are a very crude way to run policy. do you want to cut your research and development, medical care, projects where you promised to pay and may end up losing a lot of money? the problem is it's so crude. they said, okay, this won't happen. we all know
economy? >> the sequester is not just a cut back, but a very crude cut back, sort of just chop one finger off at every hand instead of letting somebody go. i think it was designed that way because the idea was this will force us to do something. but now they haven't. >> i'm starting to hear people in washington say, look, this is going to force some efficiencies in these agencies. they've had budgets that have been getting bigger and bigger for years, stimulus thrown into all...
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because they were so-called developed economies. and so what i thought i would do here is just run through some of the lessons that we learned there that i think, you unfortunately, should have been looked at by the europeans. and they're only now starting to realize that they could have cut down this present negative situation because, let's face it, europe as a whole with a few exceptions is in either recession or stagnation. first, each country is unique and a cookie cutter approach does not work. this is something they didn't want to see. obviously, greece got into a situation by longtime mismanagement on the fiscal side, dragged the banks in. in the case of ireland, it was the banks that dragged sovereign in, much different i. wilbur is an expert on that. in the case of portugal, and we have some portuguese in the audience here, it was basically a decade of no growth in portugal. in the case of spain, it was a bubble in real estate that was financed by mainly the savings and loan institutions, some of which have gone under, a n
because they were so-called developed economies. and so what i thought i would do here is just run through some of the lessons that we learned there that i think, you unfortunately, should have been looked at by the europeans. and they're only now starting to realize that they could have cut down this present negative situation because, let's face it, europe as a whole with a few exceptions is in either recession or stagnation. first, each country is unique and a cookie cutter approach does not...
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the more we escalate the war on drugs the more value we go into this economy. so that you can buy a kilo of pure cocaine in colombia from 81,000 or $1500. by the time you smuggle it to the united states, by the time the dealers cut into little bags, you can get 100,000-150,000 i'm even more for the exact same kilo gram but if you sent the same kilo by fedex or dhl, assuming it's illegal, it would cost you maybe 100, 200 bucks. instead we keep escalating the drug war. the greater the risk to each traffic along a smuggling route, along with the potential presence and they might have to strip it are likely they will get caught. the greater the threat to themselves, the greater the risk premium, the more they can charge the next person down the drug later we created a tremendous indirect price support if you will for drug traffickers. and so the people, a lot of people wan who want this drug wo end are the traffickers themselves because without their basically transporting this mod which don't fetch a lot of money, and the drug warriors. the symbiotic dependency to
the more we escalate the war on drugs the more value we go into this economy. so that you can buy a kilo of pure cocaine in colombia from 81,000 or $1500. by the time you smuggle it to the united states, by the time the dealers cut into little bags, you can get 100,000-150,000 i'm even more for the exact same kilo gram but if you sent the same kilo by fedex or dhl, assuming it's illegal, it would cost you maybe 100, 200 bucks. instead we keep escalating the drug war. the greater the risk to...
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are somewhat pole driven and sound generally good to the public and he pitches them as helping the economy, and then when the republicans don't pass them or take them up, he will call them obstructionist, he hopes that they'll have a few fights over a couple of them like the minimum wage that will make them look ununited and ineffectual and then he'll use that to try to show that they cannot lead and take back the house in 2014. >> and james, what struck me was how unapologetic the endorsement of activist government was, this was eons from the bill clinton presidency. this is an unapologetic look, look, government will do the following things for you, suggests to me that he thinks he has the liberal majority in the country? >> yeah, and not having to fun again for reelection, having just won, the pretense is falling apart from cares a lot about debt and deficit reduction, a lot of new programs, a lot of of new spending and i think as we said, 2014, we find out if the congress is going to be able to stop those programs in the last two years of his term. >> i think there's more going on here
are somewhat pole driven and sound generally good to the public and he pitches them as helping the economy, and then when the republicans don't pass them or take them up, he will call them obstructionist, he hopes that they'll have a few fights over a couple of them like the minimum wage that will make them look ununited and ineffectual and then he'll use that to try to show that they cannot lead and take back the house in 2014. >> and james, what struck me was how unapologetic the...
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and fast growing economies like china slammed on the brakes with higher interest rates. you got obliterated. how about in if you owned too many banks right before the financial crisis hit? i know a lot of people who did, by the way, because they had such good yields. too many tech stocks going into the dot-com bust. that's where the ruination occurred, something that soured an entire generation of people on investing. spread your money across stocks in unrelated sectors so when something happens that makes one of them go down hard the rest remain relatively unscathed. sometimes they can even go high per that's your basic diversification. and it is mandatory in cramerica. but you know what? if you're going to be prepared for anything it's not enough to make sure your stocks don't overlap. you need a portfolio that works in all kinds of markets. tonight i want to explain and refine what i like to call the new diversification. how to protect your wealth and ensure you own something that works in an increasingly chaotic, difficult, unforgiving, nauseating, miserable market.
and fast growing economies like china slammed on the brakes with higher interest rates. you got obliterated. how about in if you owned too many banks right before the financial crisis hit? i know a lot of people who did, by the way, because they had such good yields. too many tech stocks going into the dot-com bust. that's where the ruination occurred, something that soured an entire generation of people on investing. spread your money across stocks in unrelated sectors so when something...
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economy actually shrank in the last three months of 2012. the storm clouds were ready to blow away and washington basically called them back. >> i think we're all aware that we have some urgent business to do. >> if not for indecisive, uncompromising, and polarizing politicians, america's economy could take off again. >> we are producing more energy and america can become an energy exporter. >> we're in the midst of an energy boom and it's lowering the price of electricity and bringing manufacturing back to america. a housing boom fueled by the lowest interest rates in history. and 35 months of private sector job creation. america's future could be great. >> i'd like to focus on what lies beyond the fiscal debate. >> i'd like to, too. but that's not possible the with a sequester deadline about to descend on the american economy. when will washington's small thinking about big problems end? if this week is any indication, the dysfunction won't end any time soon. earlier this week we learned the euro area experienced its third straight quarter
economy actually shrank in the last three months of 2012. the storm clouds were ready to blow away and washington basically called them back. >> i think we're all aware that we have some urgent business to do. >> if not for indecisive, uncompromising, and polarizing politicians, america's economy could take off again. >> we are producing more energy and america can become an energy exporter. >> we're in the midst of an energy boom and it's lowering the price of...
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ignore this world economy, great conversation, thank you so much. our one and only floor, under the weather, hmos like humana and united health with a great deal of exposure to medicare rates. here's why. rates could go down next year based on what's being said by the center for medicare and medicaid services. peter barnes followed the story from washington. isn't that what people want? rates to go down? >> well, not if you're investing in health insurance stocks; right, liz? health insurance companies, and the industry plans to fight back on some proposedded cuts that would hit something called medicare advantage, the popular hmo version of method care, friday, the centers for medicare and medicaid services proposed a cut for 5% or more for insurance companies that offer medicare advantage, about a quarter of all seniors in medicare, about 15 million enrolledded in medicare advantage instead of regular medicare. now, for some seniors, medicare advantage can be a better deal with added benefits like vision care and dental, but patients have to stay
ignore this world economy, great conversation, thank you so much. our one and only floor, under the weather, hmos like humana and united health with a great deal of exposure to medicare rates. here's why. rates could go down next year based on what's being said by the center for medicare and medicaid services. peter barnes followed the story from washington. isn't that what people want? rates to go down? >> well, not if you're investing in health insurance stocks; right, liz? health...
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economy. and, hence, the opportunities this are really quite substantial, although everybody knows that these markets are quite volatile. the developed markets are more in a recovery mode. i'm thinking of europe bottoming some tomb later this year, and japan now aggressively easing with a new monetary policy under a new government likely to see a-- finally see a real acceleration of their growth. so it's some good stories out there. >> tom: you sound very optimistic when it comes to a couple of big economies there that have been down in the dumps in europe for the better part of a couple of years. and, obviously, japan has been down for the better part almost a generation now. e.f.a. is the ticker single of an exchange traded fund that follows these areas. what are your hopes for this for a longer holding prld? >> well, i think that the first positive reaction here is likely to be a recovery in the market values of some of the major groups-- major investment groups in europe as people see that
economy. and, hence, the opportunities this are really quite substantial, although everybody knows that these markets are quite volatile. the developed markets are more in a recovery mode. i'm thinking of europe bottoming some tomb later this year, and japan now aggressively easing with a new monetary policy under a new government likely to see a-- finally see a real acceleration of their growth. so it's some good stories out there. >> tom: you sound very optimistic when it comes to a...
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and united healthcare. >> your personal economy is made up of the things that matter most, including your career. and as those things change, fidelity can help you readjust your retirement plan, rethink how you are invested, and refocus as your career moves forward. wherever you are today, a fidelity ira has a wide range of investment choices that can fit your personal economy. fidelity investments, turn here. >> music is a universal language. but when i was in an accident, i was...
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the economy called. the russian rich existed reservation with the fetish is of interest out there i would say to know for sure. but not at the level of the. sponsor for individual business and i felt that through a missing us and so we decided to set up. a group of industrious rich to be guaranteed yachtie so as to have the capacity to listen to the c.e.o.'s. the would be and yelling at school run fia to newton a booth with a decker who rammed phillips and another that. was paid given how much who run volvo in sweden people from siemens and the big german chemical companies the french spaniards then the british. small number of people who ran. the biggest companies in europe and were ready to talk about big policy issues with those people who were in charge of the european government. and then when they need. a visionary president of the commission by the role they find dillo is thinking in entirely the same terms so why don't they get together and pool their ideas that's a breakthrough read. on the faci
the economy called. the russian rich existed reservation with the fetish is of interest out there i would say to know for sure. but not at the level of the. sponsor for individual business and i felt that through a missing us and so we decided to set up. a group of industrious rich to be guaranteed yachtie so as to have the capacity to listen to the c.e.o.'s. the would be and yelling at school run fia to newton a booth with a decker who rammed phillips and another that. was paid given how much...
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on the economy called. the ration rich existed reservation with the federations of interest out there i would say unofficial. but not at the level of the. sponsor for individual business and i felt that we were missing. and so we decided to set up. a group of industrious which the big air video. so as to have the capacity to listen through the c.e.o. . there were the and yelling who run fia in italy who three said decker who rammed phillips in the netherlands. was paid given how much who run volvo in sweden people from siemens and the big german chemical companies the french spaniards then the british. small number of people who ran. the biggest companies in europe and were ready to talk about big policy issues with those people who were in charge of the european government. and then when they meet. a visionary president of the commission by the lol they find dillo is thinking in entirely the same terms so why don't they get together and pool their ideas that's a breakthrough. and that's probably a good a g
on the economy called. the ration rich existed reservation with the federations of interest out there i would say unofficial. but not at the level of the. sponsor for individual business and i felt that we were missing. and so we decided to set up. a group of industrious which the big air video. so as to have the capacity to listen through the c.e.o. . there were the and yelling who run fia in italy who three said decker who rammed phillips in the netherlands. was paid given how much who run...
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it could cost the economy millions of euros. a decline in consumer spending in europe has hit the world's fourth largest [indiscernible] profits have stalled in their key markets of russia and eastern europe. they say they are now focusing on asia to exhaust their opportunities. like much of the world, the british high street has suffered from huge casualties lately. but now a supermarket chain is hoping to find some success. they have purchased 49 shops from the failed film rental chain, blockbuster, which they will transform and convenience stores. the new franchise is expected to create new jobs. for the moment the managing director describe what was behind the change. >> the convenience sector, 20 pence on every pound in the u.k. is spent in convenience stores. customers tell us that those convenience stores do not give them fresh products or prices. we thought we could bring morris into a convenience store, offering great and fresh products at great prices. they consider the opportunity to go to high streets and bring back
it could cost the economy millions of euros. a decline in consumer spending in europe has hit the world's fourth largest [indiscernible] profits have stalled in their key markets of russia and eastern europe. they say they are now focusing on asia to exhaust their opportunities. like much of the world, the british high street has suffered from huge casualties lately. but now a supermarket chain is hoping to find some success. they have purchased 49 shops from the failed film rental chain,...
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the economy. the ration rich existed reservation with the fetish was of interest i would say unofficial. but not at the level of the. sponsor for individual business and i felt that through a missing us and so we decided to set up or group of industrious rich or be cared vidyarthi so as to have the capacity to listen to the sea year olds. who were and yelling as who ran the fia to newton a booth with a deck or who rammed phillips and another i. was paid given how much who run volvo in sweden people from siemens and the big german chemical companies the french spaniards then the british. small number of people who ran. the biggest companies in europe and were ready to talk about big policy issues with those people who were in charge of the european government. and then when they meet. a visionary president of the commission by the lol they find the law is thinking in entirely the same terms so why don't they get together and pool their ideas that's a breakthrough read. i'm a facilitator that's prob
the economy. the ration rich existed reservation with the fetish was of interest i would say unofficial. but not at the level of the. sponsor for individual business and i felt that through a missing us and so we decided to set up or group of industrious rich or be cared vidyarthi so as to have the capacity to listen to the sea year olds. who were and yelling as who ran the fia to newton a booth with a deck or who rammed phillips and another i. was paid given how much who run volvo in sweden...
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dollar at $ 1.3354. >> g-20 finance ministers meeting in moscow to look at ways to boost the global economy. >> at the top of their agenda is stopping currents -- countries from using their currencies to gain an unfair economic advantage. japan's bank is under particular scrutiny for currency manipulation. the bureau has gained around 25% on the yen and the dollar about 15% in the last three months. >> austerity in europe, governments are watching every penny, which means tax dodgers are getting more attention. >> not just rich plutocrats, but global companies as well. for them, it is standard operating procedure to hire lawyers to look for loopholes that could save the millions in taxes. >> now, a london-based group is trying to change that. >> can these men stop global companies from dodging taxes around the world? tax officials from australia, britain, and china analyze complex schemes to reduce company tax burdens. this one leaves from england to australia, taking advantage of tax havens along the way. the authority of tax officials often ends at the border. investigators request inform
dollar at $ 1.3354. >> g-20 finance ministers meeting in moscow to look at ways to boost the global economy. >> at the top of their agenda is stopping currents -- countries from using their currencies to gain an unfair economic advantage. japan's bank is under particular scrutiny for currency manipulation. the bureau has gained around 25% on the yen and the dollar about 15% in the last three months. >> austerity in europe, governments are watching every penny, which means tax...
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an improving housing market is one reason americans are feeling better about the economy. consumer sentiment improved in february, but on friday, stocks finished in the weak mix. the dow gapped eight points. it remains this morning below 14,000, starts tomorrow at 13981. the nasdaq was off by 6.5. >>> countries throughout europe are finding more traces of horse meat in the beef supply. millions of burgers and frozen meals have been recalled. tests have discovered horse meat in school meals and hospital food in the uk. it is believed some of the horse meat was mixed in with beef at a french processing plant and then shipped out. >>> and shoe makers around the vat acan -- vatican are getting ready for a boost in business. the catholic church is preparing for the upcoming conclave, which means religious leaders will be looking for new clothes. a tiny area filled with shops just outside the vatican walls, papal tail lowers -- tailors will be busy. three versions of the same robe will be made for a new pope. >> he doesn't shop at target? >> no. he loves his red shoes. >> that w
an improving housing market is one reason americans are feeling better about the economy. consumer sentiment improved in february, but on friday, stocks finished in the weak mix. the dow gapped eight points. it remains this morning below 14,000, starts tomorrow at 13981. the nasdaq was off by 6.5. >>> countries throughout europe are finding more traces of horse meat in the beef supply. millions of burgers and frozen meals have been recalled. tests have discovered horse meat in school...
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the most important thing is the british economy does not suffer as a result of it. is not kicked out of the equation. if we do it that way and we make the theft a white-collar crime, it could be and everybody when situation. we have to have the patent system to be a universal thing. we did not want to go to a country, and they say sorry, made, we do not do it this way. >> that is all far this week. -- that is all for this week. from all of us, goodbye. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard use their expertise to guide to the business strategies and opportunities of international commerce. we pledge our extended global network to work for a wide range of companies from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you?
the most important thing is the british economy does not suffer as a result of it. is not kicked out of the equation. if we do it that way and we make the theft a white-collar crime, it could be and everybody when situation. we have to have the patent system to be a universal thing. we did not want to go to a country, and they say sorry, made, we do not do it this way. >> that is all far this week. -- that is all for this week. from all of us, goodbye. >> funding of this...
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find out what's really happening to the global economy. there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines two kinds a report. speak your language. news programs and documentaries in spanish. to you breaking news a little tonnage of angola's stories. i'll teach spanish find out more visit. welcome back greece has been brought to a twenty four hour standstill after workers across the debt stricken nation went on a general strike halting transport shutting schools and leaving hospitals understaffed in the capital walkouts were accompanied by huge marches over fifty thousand people converged on downtown athens riot police fired tear gas at the cranks as some of the demos turned violent protesters demanding an end to the government's austerity policies the country in recession for a sixth year and unemployment at a record twenty seven percent documentary filmmaker addys had the fun i says the birthplace of democracy is now becoming a talk or say. when you have humans dead leg one greece and other countries of the european very ve
find out what's really happening to the global economy. there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines two kinds a report. speak your language. news programs and documentaries in spanish. to you breaking news a little tonnage of angola's stories. i'll teach spanish find out more visit. welcome back greece has been brought to a twenty four hour standstill after workers across the debt stricken nation went on a general strike halting transport shutting schools and leaving...
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. >> the outlook is brightening for europe's biggest economy. investor sentiment in germany has surged to a three-year high. >> the index is one of the most closely watched investor confidence surveys. it pulls germany's top 300 financial analysts and is being taken as another sign that the german economy could rebound quickly from a sharp slowdown at the end of last year. on today's market action. german blue chips rallied tuesday to lock in solid gains for the second day running. all correspondence sent us this summary of the trading session in frankfurt. >> for the first time in weeks, traders had a reason to be happy again. stronger than expected zew investor sentiment was even welcomed with applause. after the heavy growth decline in winter, the data indicate a strong comeback of the german economy, driving up the european markets, but the euro was lagging behind because currency traders are already worried ahead of the election, which will take place on sunday. there was high demand for cars shares despite the record low of overall europea
. >> the outlook is brightening for europe's biggest economy. investor sentiment in germany has surged to a three-year high. >> the index is one of the most closely watched investor confidence surveys. it pulls germany's top 300 financial analysts and is being taken as another sign that the german economy could rebound quickly from a sharp slowdown at the end of last year. on today's market action. german blue chips rallied tuesday to lock in solid gains for the second day running....
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the economy. version rich existed reservation with the federations of interest out there i would say unofficial. but not at the level of the. sponsor for individual business and i felt that we were missing. and so we decided to set up or group of industrious rich or be guaranteed yesterday so as to have the capacity to listen through the c.e.o. . there were the and yelling who run the fia in italy two three said decker who ran phillips in the netherlands. was paid given how to run a volvo in sweden people from siemens and the big german chemical companies the french spaniards then the british. small number of people who ran. the biggest companies in europe were ready to talk about big policy issues with those people who were in charge of the european government. and then when they meet. a very. you know really president of the commission write the law to find do law is thinking in entirely the same terms so why don't we get together poor ideas that's a breakthrough read. i'm a fascinating that's p
the economy. version rich existed reservation with the federations of interest out there i would say unofficial. but not at the level of the. sponsor for individual business and i felt that we were missing. and so we decided to set up or group of industrious rich or be guaranteed yesterday so as to have the capacity to listen through the c.e.o. . there were the and yelling who run the fia in italy two three said decker who ran phillips in the netherlands. was paid given how to run a volvo in...
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find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. we are facing a lot of. the news. because no one. when you. want to. give don't for. i was fired the most fights. are right. iller. ily . ok whatever liz.
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